Roy Parks

In the quest for a more secure society, the conversation around recidivism often centers on punishment and prevention. However, a growing body of evidence demonstrates education as a powerful tool in disrupting the cycle of reoffending. By providing individuals with understanding and skills, education not only prepares them for successful…[Read more]

In a society that frequently grapples with the nuances of criminal behavior and reform, the role of scholarship stands out as a symbol of hope. Repeat offending, the tendency of formerly incarcerated individuals to reoffend, is not merely a private shortcoming but a institutional issue that can be addressed through creative educational programs.…[Read more]

In an era in which the criminal justice system is under increasing scrutiny, the discussion surrounding recidivism has seen considerable attention. The statistics are sobering; many individuals who are discharged from prison tend to cycling back into the system due to a lack of support and opportunities. However, one of the most promising…[Read more]